Jack & Jill Politics

I have to believe that this speaks to what will likely be a surprise in a few states on Super Tuesday – I almost wish they had not shared the info. But I assume they want to get the message out how energized their people are.

I am so excited to see that many more people are being inspired to donate. This is the first time I have made a donation to a campaign and I donated more to day with a pledge to match another donor as well. As a part of GEN X the generation without a cause and a single mother of 4 it moves me to be able to take part in what could very well be a moment, long over due but right on time, in history.

I hope he does well tonight and with so much news breaking today he needs only fear himself.

If anything pained me during this run is not seeing more young, black men out supporting him. All these rappers/actors with som much influence and egos to match very few have even rallied their bases to get involved. I never see many black men voting when I go and vote (sadly).

I voted in the primary here in Miami and although we lost (we were expected to) and no delegates were gained, I am surprised more was not made of the fact that the margin although large was not as large as many anticipated it would have been and with the momentum he seemed to have gained with people who actually cast a vote that day (as opposed to absentee ballots) I can only imagine what we are capable of comet he general election shouls he win the nomination.

Check this photo out everybody.
http://blogs.timesunion.com/capitol/?p=6330

It proves there was no “snub.”

BTW, Clinton only has a 4% lead in NYC.

I think $32 million is a lot of money? How’s that?

It’s like Larry King is guest-blogging.

Not 170,000 anymore, but 250,000 and climing. That’s right. In the TEN HOURS since that story was released, more than 80,000 NEW, first-time donors have given to Obama’s campaign. If you haven’t given yet, do it NOW before midnight and join the crowd!